Afghan official: Gunmen abduct American, Australian professors in Kabul
Two professors taken from SUV while driving Sunday night on a main road near American University of Afghanistan, official says
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Two professors taken from SUV while driving Sunday night on a main road near American University of Afghanistan, official says
Many others wounded by blast in southwestern city of Quetta; Both Taliban and ISIS claim responsibility
Belgian prosecutors identified the machete-wielding assailant as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses
Death toll from the remnants of Hurricane Earl grew to 39 in Mexico as a new tropical storm formed off the country's Pacific Coast
President Erdogan continues to rouse the masses against anti-government conspirators, and promises to root out "powers" behind the coup
The distance-running power has 47 athletes entered in track and field, and is sending its field manager home from Rio after a report
Highlights of competition from the 2016 Summer Games in Brazil
International Paralympic Committee decided to take a much harder line than the IOC after revelations of state-sponsored doping
The tiny Himalayan country takes tremendous pride in its national sport
Hundreds of thousands of drug users in the Philippines have turned themselves in to police to avoid getting killed in the streets by vigilantes
At least 3 USA basketball players allegedly "accidentally" walked into a legal brothel believing it was a spa, according to reports
Women's gymnastics gets underway on the same day Michael Phelps looks to add to his epic medal count
Assad's siege of Aleppo had 300,000 people trapped, and a coalition of rebel groups joined forces to break government chokehold
Iranian nuclear scientist who first vanished during hajj was allegedly offered $5M by CIA for information but claimed "torture" in the U.S.
Prison officials say the former Olympic track star in prison for murdering his girlfriend fell out of bed and hurt his wrists